The next step is to understand basic dependencies.
In this example, we use the job's dependency field to set up a job-based dependency. Job based dependencies are those that will wait for the entire dependent job to finish before the current job starts. There are also subjob (instance) and agenda (frame) based dependencies.
jobSubmit_dependency-example.py
Running this script will create 2 jobs. The first will run immediately, the second will be in a blocked state until the first job completes, then it will automatically start running.
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